# Plain Language Summary of H.R. 3794

This bill is a special immigration relief measure for one specific person: Juana Maria Flores. It essentially gives her a pathway to become a permanent resident of the United States, bypassing some of the normal immigration rules that would otherwise apply to her situation.

Here's what the bill does in practical terms. Right now, Juana Maria Flores apparently cannot become a permanent resident through normal channels, likely because of some issue in her immigration history—perhaps she entered the country illegally, overstayed a visa, or has some other mark against her record that would normally disqualify her. This bill says that none of those issues matter anymore. It wipes the slate clean by canceling any deportation orders against her and removing any grounds that immigration officials could use to deny her permanent resident status. Essentially, it tells the Department of Homeland Security to forget about whatever problems existed in her file as of the date this law passes.

To take advantage of this relief, Juana Maria Flores has two years from when the bill becomes law to file her application for permanent residency and pay the required fees. If she does this within that window, she'll be treated as if she entered and stayed in the country legally, which makes her eligible for permanent resident status. There is one catch: this benefit is only for her personally. Her parents, brothers, and sisters cannot use her permanent residency to gain any immigration benefits for themselves—they would have to go through the normal immigration process if they want to come to the United States.

For the relief of Juana Maria Flores.

Carbajal, Salud O.

This bill provides for the relief of Juana Maria Flores.